Trump Visits Texas After Floods Kill 120, 160 Missing

President Donald Trump visited Kerrville, Texas, following devastating floods that killed at least 120 people and left over 160 missing. During his visit, he expressed shock at the unprecedented destruction, noting, "I've never seen anything like this," and praised the efforts of first responders and local officials. Trump met with families affected by the disaster, including parents who lost children at a girls' camp, and pledged full federal support for recovery efforts. The president acknowledged the need for improved alert systems, suggesting the U.S. must develop a unique warning system for such emergencies. His visit also aimed to counter criticism regarding the National Weather Service and the timing of storm warnings. Trump and First Lady Melania surveyed flood damage near the Guadalupe River and received briefings from Texas Governor Greg Abbott and local authorities.